Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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lillllll' .Yiur 'l'llli .NUI Il'lf.N l4!V!x' T11 President . . Yiee-President Secretary' . . lreasurer . Cl -ASS OFFICERS . . . . . ,NX lfilloughby l7laherty . Ruth Nl lXlilC.XFll'lLH' liornig D. lvlitosian Graduates Class Motto Say well, do well, and end well. Class Colors Dark Brown and Gold. Class Flower Yellow Tea Rose Members of Class of june, 1921 lfdwin ll Armstrong l2li:abeth Bero Ralph XVilliam Barhier Edward F. Budnilt iX'largaret C, Black Ethel xl. Couture Yiola Ernqstine Currie Zoltan Stephen Deak Nlarion lilnora Denton Gretchen Dinger Lawrence l.. Elwell N. XVilloL1ghby Flaherty lXlyl'tle ,lean Clarratt lllmgr .-X. Cloerke .-Xrdosh Goshgarian Clillorel F. Could XValter C. Hahn ,Ioyee Hammond Joseph Allan Holme CI.-orge ,I. Hutter Suren Al. .1iii'i1irgmn lfranees lilizaheth xl uelg C Robert L. liaylor xl. Ronelon Kerr Ruth Nlarqiorie lXlae.'Xrthur Nelson C. Al. Nlac.'Xlpine liornig ll lX'latosian Arthur Orlin Nlisner Alice Fern lXlartin Beryl Elizabeth Nlilliorel Andrew Nagy Beatrice E. Orr Beatrice l lelen Palmer Lucille Kathleen Pate Evelyn hlargaret Proveneher Alma .Xmglia Stutzke Ralph llarold Scheel Paul ll. Sehwartzwaltlsr joseph Bethel Shivers Carl xl. Yinette Dallas P. Vinette Bert XVise B. Arnold Zimmer Beatrice ll. Palmer'

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CLASS POEIVI 'P We stand on Life's threshold, a vision before us, The dream of our future is now passing o'er us. Each seeketh a treasure to hold as his own, Each carveth a life-dream on tablet of stone. May the dreams that we carve be so nobly done That no figure be false, that the sculpture be one Where each line is a record of service and love That is worthy of praise from the Father above. May we shrink not from hardships, and sturdily bear Every burden of sorrow, each trouble and care. Tho' temptations beguile us, may ever our eyes Keep the path that leads upward toward radiant skies. Let us scorn not the tasks that are seemingly low, For the mightiest trees from the smallest seeds grow, And so will we find that the tasks which seem small May be seeds of the things that are greatest of all. Dear classmates, as now the time comes when we part, May the memory of Nordstrum still cling to each heart Our task here is ended, and so, with a sigh, Dear teachers, dear comrades, we bid you goodbye ELIZABETH HERO

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I'lllQ .S'Olf'll'ji.S'fl'IQ!iW my g -gn Page Ten l N. Willoughby Flaherty ' 'Pete' ' President of graduating class, Spanish and Latin Clubs, Valedictorian, Managing Editor of the i'Sou'wester and of the Nordstrum News. He took part in Twelfth Night, The Taming of the Shrew and both Spanish and Latin plays. Pete played on both basket-ball and base-ball teams. As first Lieutenant, the Nordstrum R. O. T. C. has yet to produce his better. I-Ie is interested in medicine, and expects to attend the University of Michigan. And that is not everything. Well leave it to you, gentle reader, to form your own opinion of him. l-le's worth meeting. CLIFFORD GOULD Lhcliffw Conspicuous by His Silence Cliff is very tall and handsome-a regu- lar matinee idol, but rather bashful, which is a pity. Clifford left Nordstrum some years ago to add to Westerns number, but had to return a year ago. Our par- ties are never complete without Cliff. ANDREW NAGY 66Andy99 Andrew is the kind of fellow who is always hungry for knowledge, and works things out to their finality. Andrew has been active in football and has always been at the top in his studies. We know he will make good. Alma A. Stutzke Pee-wee is her nickname. She has been playing little girl parts so well that she forgets to grow. She is a charter mem- ber ofthe Qui Vive and her name usually appears on the honor roll. l-lere's hoping she makes a fine little book-keeper CD for some nice millionaire.